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Upcoming Sunday Services

Sunday, July 5th, 2026, 10:30 AM
“Hope is a Thing We Do Together”
Rev. Dr. James Croft
Some view hope as a guarantee, believing it is written into the cosmos that good shall triumph over evil. Others view hope as a mood, an emotional reaction to external circumstances.
But what if hope is a project, a collective creation, something we make when we come together to shape the future?

Sunday, July 19th, 2026, 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM
"Rambling in the Rhododendron:
Shared Uncertainty and Walking Together”
Rev. Avril James Maynard, MPH, CHES
What happens when the path forward is less than clear, and the illusions of our hard-earned expertise completely dissolve? Drawing on a chance encounter with an elderly Quaker couple amidst the brilliant, disorienting wild rhododendrons of Scotland’s Isle of Lewis, this talk explores the spiritual practice of navigating an unmapped life. Building upon my earlier reflections on immanent divinity and holding reality lightly, I will consider what it means to choose curiosity over rigidity, companionship over certainty, and the quiet courage required to simply take the next step together.

Sunday, July 12th, 2026, 10:30 AM
"Seven Sparks and the Arc of History"
Roger Smith
A history of the universe, complete with a definitive explanation of the reason for our existence. Life’s purpose, as seen through the lens of cosmology and theology. Mostly cosmology but enough theology to protect our tax-exempt status.

Sunday, July 26th, 2026, 10:30 AM
“Complementarity:
Quantum Physics and the End of Dogma”
JD Stillwater
Do you despise the question “What do you believe?” JD Stillwater gets real about his own personal beliefs and discovers an evidence-based approach towards a New Agnosticism, one that fully embraces the mysteries and ambiguities inherent in natural reality. Along the way, we meet a cryptic cat, a famous psychic, a woman with a question, and a religious organization for atheists. The exclamation “Poppycock!” also makes a cameo appearance.
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